Odd Thomas Brother Odd, Book 3, (Paperback)

from bezoar44

The protagonist is intriguing and likable, but, oh my, his narrative voice is annoying. The plot is a strange combination of gory horror, loopy science fiction, non-dogmatic but conservative moralizing, and dialogue that is snappy but delays the solution of the mystery because the characters inex...

from greatbookescapes

So far good......but just found out that it is in a series...aghhh I usually check and have to read all the books in order. (Must be a bit of an autistic thing!)Finished. Enjoyed it and found it an interesting concept. However, I did get a little bored at the end waiting for the finale! Good read...

from hairi

Though it is a typical work of Koontz, the language dragged us too much sometimes we got lost, but I still love the sarcasm and the hillarious remarks made my Odd. The way he handled the situation was somewhat exciting I couldn't put the book down.

from SonicQuack

I'd recommend reading the Odd series in order, since they add to the depth of the central character of Odd Thomas. More importantly the references contained within Brother Odd would surely ruin the twists that the previous two had in store. Brother Odd lends itself from several other books writte...

from madamejeanie

Odd Thomas has fled his beloved town of Pico Mundo for the peace and solitude of a monastery, high in the mountains of California. His uncanny ability to see the lingering dead had become almost more than he could bare, so he decided to spend time in seclusion. The only ghosts in residence at the...